Kaizer Chiefs issue Reeve Frosler injury update amid right-back headache for Nasreddine Nabi after the signing of former Orlando Pirates star Thabiso Monyane

Kaizer Chiefs right-back Reeve Frosler was injured in March 2025 during a Premier Soccer League match against Cape Town City.

The Soweto giants have now issued an update on the recovery of the 27-year-old who has been with the club since 2019.

"Reeve Frosler, meanwhile, has recovered from his dislocated shoulder bone injury, which he sustained in the match against Cape Town City in March," Chiefs said in a statement. 

"It meant that Frosler didn't have much of an off-season as the wing-back visited the High Performance Centre at Chiefs Village five times a week to be fully recovered ahead of the pre-season training camp."

Frosler has managed to the Netherlands for Chiefs' pre-season camp in that European country.

He recovers at a time Amakhosi have signed another right-back Thabiso Monyane from their Soweto rivals Orlando Pirates.

The arrival of Monyane could enrich Chiefs' right-back position and at could also give coach Nasreddine Nabi a 'positive headache' on who to select on that side of defence.

Frosler and Monyane would be battling to show Nabi who deserves to be a regular starter next season when Chiefs play friendly matches in the Netherlands.

Amakhosi are set to face Vitesse, FC Utrecht, NEC Nijmegen, PEC Zwolle and FC Twente, with their first match being on Friday against Utrecht.